Nanking, Sept. 16.
Judicial finances, which constitute tone of the most important problems requiring urgent solution, were thoroughly discussed at the third session of the National Judicial Conference, this morning. "A proposal to petition the Central Government forthe national treasury to defray all the judicial expenses of the country was adopted, with the suggestion that such func rived from the income and inheritance taxes which are to be enforced the not distant future, Tt was Explained that this was merely accordance with one of the resolu tions passed by the First National Financial Conference, held in 1926.
Prior to the realization of the scheme—that is, before the Ministry of Finance is Anancially capable of bearing the total national judicial expenses—provincial governments should continue to shoulder the Fesponsibility of appropriating judi cial expenses in their respective provinees, it was advised.—Crntral News.
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